"whaleling" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From whale + -ling.",
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      "form": "whalelings",
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          "ref": "1937, Henry Goddard Leach, Forum and century - Volume 97 - Page 108",
          "text": "Their blood and body temperatures are warm and constant, and they bring forth living offspring — and produce milk to suckle their young whalelings with.",
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          "ref": "2009, plasticactus.livejournal.com/1924.html?thread=4228",
          "text": "I like to think that Old Grandma Sperm Whales tell bedtime stories to the little whalings all about the deviousness and monstrosity that humankind used to inflict upon their ancestors."
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          "ref": "2010, Louisa May Alcott, Aunt Jo's Scrap-Bag VI An Old-Fashioned Thanksgiving, Etc.",
          "text": "My wife was a charming creature, and we were very happy, till one sad day, when she was playing with our child, – a sweet little whaleling only twelve feet long, and weighing but a ton, — my son was harpooned.",
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        "A small or young whale."
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          "word": "whaling"
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          "code": "es",
          "lang": "Spanish",
          "sense": "young whale",
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            "masculine"
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          "word": "ballenato"
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  "word": "whaleling"
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          "ref": "1937, Henry Goddard Leach, Forum and century - Volume 97 - Page 108",
          "text": "Their blood and body temperatures are warm and constant, and they bring forth living offspring — and produce milk to suckle their young whalelings with.",
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          "ref": "2009, plasticactus.livejournal.com/1924.html?thread=4228",
          "text": "I like to think that Old Grandma Sperm Whales tell bedtime stories to the little whalings all about the deviousness and monstrosity that humankind used to inflict upon their ancestors."
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        "A small or young whale."
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      "word": "whaling"
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      "word": "ballenato"
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  "word": "whaleling"
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